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pai si Trabantul unde e ? :(
oricum tare masinata...sa o conduci sanatos
km multi fara probleme.;)
wind3er 11 months ago
Dude, your dash is wonderful. Diggin' the modern gauges.
h00rj 1 year ago
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I have got a very good hint for you to keeping the nice old Engine in good shape with todays ultra dry eco fuels: Use 1:100 API TC two stroke oil / fuel mix as regular driving fuel, that keeps the old fuel-system gaskets, rubber parts, alloy parts etc... and cast iron metal surfaces of those vintage engines in excellent shape...and it also lubricates the valves and upper piston regions. Most Porsche vintage owners in Germany do so :) Also keeps carbs and tank clean and rustfree
Pnoerre 1 year ago
Salut din Canada, am locuit in zona Cluj/Huedin multi ani. Mi-a adus multe amintiri trabantul ala
awin123 1 year ago
Outstanding. Doesn't appear to shimmy at all. Great work!
spsmonktoo 1 year ago
Nice car and nice bond backround music
chevygearhead454 1 year ago
goin to a nazzi convention?
Life4Blackberry 1 year ago
oh shit! YOur going 95 on the STOCK engine?!?!?!?
Bladeserpent 2 years ago
it's not quite stock engine... sport cams, 040 cylindre heads, electronic ignition and other little adjustments ;)
ftitus 2 years ago
looks like a solid build,,,nice work
Astromic 2 years ago
funny how your 1300 has a 1.6L
1300 = 1.3L...
correct me if im wrong
standardwolfsburg 2 years ago
1300 is the car, model. For example, there is 1302 or 1303 model, that has both engines 1.3 or 1.6 liters.
fluerastitus 2 years ago
ah? i stand corrected! thanks for the reply
standardwolfsburg 2 years ago
super slow
YdZiFeRg1o 3 years ago
i have a 1500 1971 beetle i love it. im thinking about droping a 1900cc in it 1500 a little bit too small for me.
tripodsalot 3 years ago
Just bought a 1969 1641cc bug, any idea what it'll do? Cant drive it yet, it's got solex twin 40's and stinger exhaust (not baffled)
Cheers guys.
nathanbawden 3 years ago
sounds like your carburettors are not sychronized.
HackebeilHarry 3 years ago
Nope, the Carbs are balanced lovely. It runs nice, just can't take it on the road yet cos I'm not 17 for a couple months.
Cheers.
nathanbawden 3 years ago
all drivetrain standard?
ceccovilli 3 years ago
I have a 73 with 100hp motor 1679cc 69mm counter weighted crank,ratio rockers,100 cam,044 heads,ported and polished dual weber jet corrected ICT carbs and freeway flier trans gear ratios, I outfitted it with 165/80/R15 tires I was able to reach 105 mph at 5500 rpm.
thetechnician22 4 years ago
what would best increase the value of my 73 bettle? anybody know?
flywheel32 4 years ago
nice.. ive got a 1970 beetle 1300... ive got 90 outta it going dwn the A5.. standard engine just a adjustments to things lol... hopeing to upgrade engine soon and get 100 outta it..
bunkerbilly 4 years ago
ive got 100mph out of mine and thats only a 1.6l. i used my satnav to get true speed as my speedo was off the clock
debbieearp 4 years ago
stock motor? I had a 2L in mine, but never pushed it to it's top speed, It would cruze at 65 mph no problem though, something that the worn out 1600 that it had before, had trouble doing
salemcripple 4 years ago
isnt 150 km/h like 70 mph? lol. But a bug in good shape can do its top speed. Hope to buy one some day thanks for the post
jimmy82022000 4 years ago
150Km/h = 95mph!!!
ftitus 4 years ago
well that is fast for a bug lol
jimmy82022000 4 years ago